Charm | That's Bananas

The Charm | That's Bananas is a small 3D keychain shaped like a cartoon banana, a cheeky fruit trinket you clip onto your gun in CS2. This page walks through the That's Bananas charm — what it depicts, its Remarkable tier, the pattern seed, its capsule, and how to attach and buy one.

That's Bananas Design

The trinket is a stylized banana figure — the fruit the name plainly points to — rendered as a chunky pocket model that dangles from the weapon and swings as you move around. It goes for a fun, cartoonish look rather than fine detail, which keeps it instantly recognizable at charm scale. Like every CS2 charm it hangs off the frame of the gun, adding a splash of humor without touching the skin underneath.

That's Bananas Pattern

Every copy of this charm is issued with a pattern index — a seed fixed at creation and never changed. On charm designs that support it, the seed shifts the coloring or metal finish, so certain patterns get chased by collectors in the same way Case Hardened rolls are. No specific seed is promised as the rarest, but the pattern dimension is real, and on Skin.Land you can compare the listings and pick the exact pattern you like.

That's Bananas Rarity

That's Bananas is a Remarkable charm, the purple grade that sits second on the charm ladder of High Grade, Remarkable, Exotic, and Extraordinary. That ladder is charm-specific and does not correspond to the weapon or glove rarity system, so Remarkable places this piece a step above the common entry grade while staying below the scarcer Exotic and Extraordinary tiers.

That's Bananas Collection

This charm belongs to the Missing Link Charm Collection, one of the themed charm capsules released with the October 2024 Armory update that first brought charms to CS2. The capsules open with a key, so their supply and pull odds work like a weapon case, and a Remarkable like this lands less often than the capsule's common drops.

How to Get That's Bananas

Two roads lead here. You can open Missing Link capsules with keys and chase the drop, or you can go straight to Skin.Land and buy it. The marketplace lists many live offers side by side, each at its own price and pattern, so you settle on the exact seed and price point you want. Filters and sorting by price and by pattern narrow the offers fast, and secure, protected deals mean an order can be cancelled if a seller does not set up the trade within 30 minutes — so your money stays safe.

How Charms Work

Charms carry none of the weapon-skin traits: no float, no wear grade, no StatTrak, and no Souvenir version. A charm attaches to a single weapon — one per gun — and clips onto the frame. To remove or relocate it, you use a Charm Detachment, and the charm returns to your inventory intact, unlike a sticker that is destroyed when scraped, so it can be reused across guns. Redeeming a charm from the Armory includes three free detachments.

That's Bananas Price

As a mid-ladder Remarkable, this charm sits above the everyday entry pieces but below the scarce Exotic and Extraordinary grades in the charm market. Pattern feeds into the asking price too, so a well-liked seed can carry a premium over a plain one. On Skin.Land you can arrange the offers by price and pattern to see exactly where each copy falls.

FAQ

What does the That's Bananas charm look like?

It is a small 3D keychain shaped like a cartoon banana, matching the fruit theme its name spells out. It dangles from the weapon and sways as you move. The design is fun and chunky rather than finely detailed, which keeps the banana shape easy to recognize at the small size a charm occupies on the gun, and it leaves the skin beneath unchanged.

What collection is That's Bananas from?

It belongs to the Missing Link Charm Collection, a themed charm capsule that launched with the October 2024 Armory update. Those capsules open with a key, and pulls are random. Because chasing a specific tier can take many opens, plenty of players simply buy the charm on a marketplace like Skin.Land, where they can pick the pattern too.

How do you attach and remove the That's Bananas charm?

You attach it to one weapon from your inventory — the limit is one charm per gun. To take it off or move it to another weapon, use a Charm Detachment; the charm returns to your inventory undamaged and ready to reuse. Redeeming a charm from the Armory includes three free detachments, so early swaps are on the house.

What rarity is That's Bananas?

It is Remarkable, the purple tier on the charm rarity ladder of High Grade, Remarkable, Exotic, and Extraordinary. This ladder applies only to charms and is separate from weapon and glove rarities, so Remarkable marks a mid-level charm grade — one step above the common entry tier and below the scarcer top grades.

Do That's Bananas patterns matter?

Each copy has a fixed pattern seed set at creation. On designs that support variation the seed can change the look, so some patterns draw more collector interest than others. No single seed is guaranteed to be the rarest. If the exact pattern matters to you, Skin.Land lets you filter and sort listings to grab the one you prefer.